NEW: Astronaut Victor Glover shares the gospel to a crowd who welcomed him back home to Houston, Texas.
People were seen lining the streets to welcome Glover back home.
“Some of us have never met before. And you know whose fault that is? Ours. So let's choose to do this. Let's be this more. Let's be neighbors.”
“I don't know if you heard me say it, but God told us to love Him with all that we are and love our neighbors as ourselves.”
What a remarkable person.
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@DJSnM Scott, that path you see is created through the FMC and executed by the LNAV of the autopilot system. It almost surely is not hand-flown. The flight management computer compensates for altitude, airspeed, and winds aloft. Holding patterns are pre-loaded in the database.
On this day in 1536, William Tyndale was executed for translating the Bible into English.
He was betrayed, arrested near Antwerp, and burned at the stake - his last words:
“Lord, open the King of England’s eyes.”
Tyndale’s life’s work was to give ordinary Englishmen and women access to the Word of God in their own tongue.
His translation formed the backbone of every English Bible to follow - including the King James Version, which retains much of his phrasing.
Within just a few years of his death, Henry VIII authorised the English Bible to be read openly in every parish.
Tyndale’s prayer was answered.
He stands as one of the great martyrs of English Christianity - a man who believed that the ploughboy in the field should know more of Scripture than any priest who sought to keep it locked away.
“The Word of God ought to be in the mother tongue… for the people to read and understand.” - William Tyndale. 🏴
We don't a lot of dogs pics but we do have a dog flying a plane with a cigar in its mouth for this #NationalDogDay post.
📷: Shakir Jerwan and his dog Monoplane in the cockpit of an airplane (NASM 93-14656)